Concordia's Department of Art is a community of visual artists and designers committed to an innovative program, a rigorous work ethic and an attitude of artistic integrity. Together they form the premier Christian visual arts learning community in the Midwest.
The art department is a fertile place for students to realize their potential. The study of art at Concordia is enriched by the Marxhausen Gallery, CONCORDesign, the Center for Liturgical Art and a faculty made up of active artists with a heart for teaching.
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Photos taken by Luke Riley
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Another creative Saturday morning in Brommer!
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Sunday, April 28 from 1–4pm. Artist talk @ 2pm.
2013 BFA Thesis Exhibition.
Brittany Becker
Kelli Claassen
Josh Duncan
Sara Fredrickson
Hayley Koeritz
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The 10th Annual NICF/O’Keefe Elevator Company Art Show proved to be a successful night for Concordia University’s Department of Art. Out of 6 universities and colleges represented Concordia’s students were recognized with the following awards:
3-D Category (includes sculpture-any medium/ceramics/jewelry)
Jenelle Hallaert, Sophomore Art Therapy major – 2nd Place
Evan Balleweg, Senior Studio Art/Ecclesiastical Art major – 3rd Place
2-D Category (includes drawing/painting/printing/any flat work)
Mary Masur, Junior Graphic Design major – 2nd Place/Purchase Award
Dane Stahr, Sophomore Graphic Design major – 3rd Place
Tasha Burrill, Junior Graphic Design Major – Honorable Mention
Best of Show Grace Hollenbeck, Sophomore Art Education major
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Saturday, April 6th - Concordia Department of Art hosted the 3rd Annual NATA Pre-Service Conference
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They expect so much here and demand more of me than almost anything else in my life. But they really teach you to reach [higher] as well.” Brittany Mikeska, BFA Art Education.
